      [:h5 "Essays"]
      [:p (map str essays)]]]
    [:div {:class "grid"}
-    [:div {:class "unit half" }
-     [:blockquote.oval-quotes
+    [:div {:class "unit one-third" }
+     [:blockquote.oval-quotes' ;; oval-thought-border
       [:p (get-in content [:quotes :dev-quote])]]]
-    [:div {:class "unit one-third photo"} ]]
+    [:div {:class "unit two-thirds"} ]]
    [:div {:class "grid"}
+    #_[:div {:class "unit golden-small"}]
     [:div {:class "unit golden-large photo-medium"} [:img {:src developer-pic}]
      [:p (get-in content [:quotes :dev-quote])]]]])
 


(add-watch app-state :history
           (fn [_ _ old new]
             (println old new history)
             (when-not (= (last @history) new)
               (swap! history conj new))))


         {:title "Thinking Clojurescript"
          :issue "Issue No #1"
          :publisher "The Facjure Review"
          :logo ""
          :editorial "Object Oriented programming as a paradigm has many real
                   benefits but one of the worst plagues it has inflicted on
                   programming culture is obscuring data. Functional programming
                   is not a silver bullet but its emphasis on unadorned data is
                   a guiding light. No models."
          :interviews ["David Nolen, " "Bruce Hoffman, " "Joel Holdbrooks"]
          :developer-pic ""
          :essays ["“A meditation in Edn” by Priyatam Mudivarti"]
          :quotes {:nolen-tweet "“We create things with our tools, and
                    our tools have consequences”"
